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Sunday April 29, 2012

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I just returned from Newport KY where my friend Leesa Wiesner has her art on sale at Art on the Levee at the Newport Shopping mall.  Check out the gallery at Art on the Levee 

Leesa Wiesner has published children's art book about fish

A-ma-Zing Critters of the Seas.   Check out her website for more details and to order on line soon.

 

I have a DUI TLS 350 Dry suit that I would like to sell.  It is a woman's large with zip seals on neck and wrists.  Very good shape.   Please email me if you are interested in details.  The Scuba Lady

My two novels are still available at Amazon.com and Barnesandnobel.com and by writing to me. I have an outline and a start for the next book in the Darla and Claude series.  Stay tuned for that one.

The Jaguar's Paw

The second book in the Darla Moore and Claude Johnson mystery series follows the couple and their friends as the search for The Jaguar.  This person, known as The Jaguar is responsible for the transportation and sale of stolen Mexican artifacts. The trail leads them and their friend Carlos Morales, Franco De Paz and Andrea Whitehead to the village of Hopkins in Belize. There they encounter the mysterious Angie and an even greater mystery; how stolen museum pieces from the Mid-East ended up on the ocean floor. The search crosses the Atlantic and back again and leads the group to the wreckage of a once-proud ship and a life-threatening encounter at two hundred feet below the sea.

The Stela Passageway

In The Stela Passageway  the characters are divers and archeologists who happen upon a document in a cave in the Yucatan.  "For Darla Moore and her dive buddies Claude Johnson and Carlos Morales, it was just another cave dive. Then, their team discovered the Stela Passageway and a document that would change the way the world viewed the Mayans and the Spanish Church’s involvement in the Mexican Yucatan. After they enlist the help of Mayan experts Franco De Paz and Andrea Whitehead, their search for the truth takes as many turns as the caverns they end up exploring. Deciphering the journal from 1518 proves to be both a challenge and a mystery. Their quest is further complicated by Carlos’ father, who does not believe the journal should ever be made public because of its volatile content. There is also the question of proving that the journal is authentic. When the team tries to recover more evidence from the cave to prove their claims, things turn deadly…"

Comments about the Stela Passageway:

The Stela Passageway was amazing I am forced to get the next book it is just so great.  I hope you are having a good week.  Your dive buddy, John G.

The Stela Passage kept me wanting to turn the page to find out what was coming next.  It gave a glimpse of the author's depth of knowledge of the Yucatan Area of Mexico and the Mayan culture, today and times long ago.  I liked it  and will read whatever comes next!   Karen L.

Just wanted to pass on my opinion of the book - FANTASTIC! I DIDN'T WANT IT TO END... Read it while in Cayman and couldn't put it down. Keep writing and let me know when the next one is available.  All the best,  Jeff G

We can arrange a dive trip to fit your individual needs and those of your friends and family.  Just send us an email and let us know what you like.  Carol Kender

Here are some suggestions for trips offered by friends of mine.  Go to their web site and see what you like.

  Aquatic Realm Scuba